Implementing online tools and resources to help nurses apply evidence based care
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Implementing online tools and resources to help nurses apply evidence based care
Nurs Times.
2010 Jan.
Abstract
While nurses maybe aware of tools and resources for quality improvement, this does not necessarily mean they are used in practice. An alliance between NHS Quality Improvement Scotland and The Joanna Briggs Institute in Australia has been set up to promote and facilitate the use of online tools and resources to support the development of practice and, ultimately, to enhance care. This article summarises the tools available and discusses the implementation and evaluation of this project.
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